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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
WORSE AND WORSE.
wRETeHBD FIELDING GIVES THR GAME TO
MANSFIELD.
Both Gibbs Bal Hard-GOlumbus Defeats Kalamazoo
and Goes to Third PlA~cs-Zaassyills Washes
Akron, and Sandusky Beats SsubeuVills
for the Last fime-NOtS

As one result of the game yesterday be-
tween the Mansfelds and Wheeling team
it may be stated that the reorganization
has not recognized with any benefit to
our prospects in the League race. The
players recently secured from Cincinnati,
with the exception of Bell, have not pan
ned out worth their salt and the sooner
they are shipped back the better. The
REGISTER has backed up a losing
team through thick and thin up TO the
present time, deeming it the best policy TO
encourage the team at all haz-
yards, but such rank work as
that of yesterday can not be
passed over in silence. Clark gave a mis-
cradle exhibition in the box, his work
being very weak. If the home club had
bad a pitcher who could pitch they would
have won, as they slugged Blair in 3 ter
rife way, getting nineteen hits, with q
total of tWenty-seyen. The Cincinnati
contingent made nine of the eleven errors
Charged to the home team, the work of
Flynn being especially wretched. Speidel
had q day off too, as far as fielding was
concerned, but his heavy hitting more
than made up for it. The home team hit
hard enough to win two ordinary games,
but they were too heavily handicapped.
1t is to be hoped that the management
will at once look out for some new mel to
strengthen the weak points in the team.
The men used poor judgment in base run
ming also and several runs were lost yester-
day by not taking advantage Of oppOrtuni-
ties to get around.
The loss of yesterdays game and Column
bus victory puts them in third place, and
if some needed changes are not made at
once Wheeling will go still lower in the
race.
The full score yesterday is as follows:
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A MALI WAY.
The News OF ths Day Pointedly Par
Eraphed for Basty Readers

The News OF the Day Pointedly Pars-
graphed for BAsty Readers.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
OFFICER DKvIIN arrested q drunk and
disorderly in the Eighth ward last even
ing.
A NEW floor has been put on the Cald-
wells run bridge by Supt Warden, Of the
B. p. W.
TIE auction Of the personal property Of
F. J. Norton was continued during most
of yesterday.
The Wheeling Park Association an
nounces in another column their Fourth Of
July attractions.
THE Mission Sunday School of the First
Presbyterian Church will picnic at Ores.
APPS new grove to-day.
THE last will and testament of G. A.
StOcker was admitted to probate yesterday
and ordered to be recorded.
Mr.. GEORGE GILES, the Island garden
er, had one hundred and fifty dozen ears Of
sugar corn in market yesterday morning
the first Of the season.
JESSE MERCER and Ed. McFaris, Top
mill employees, fell into the river opposite
the works, Tuesday, while at work, and
narrowly escaped drowning.
WILLIAM READY, q former employee Of
the Greek mill, is an inmate of a Pitts
burg hospital, suffering from the effects Of
an amputstion ofone of his arms.
THE North Street NJ. E. Church had q
very ENJOYABLE picnic out at Gaston's
Orchard, at Pt. Mills, yesterday. A large
crowd was in attendance and a splendid
time was had
THE faro outfit recently seized in a raid
on a Market street bank was burned, yes
terday morning, in the yard in the rear Of
! Justice Davis Office. The stuff was worth
several hundred dollars.
LETTER was yesterday received from
II. NJ. Sedgwick, Colonel OF the Fifth Ohio
Regiment, U. R., K. of p, GAINESVILLE, in
which he a y his regiment will be here in
great shape on the Fourth.
Mr.. NELSON STARKs, of the Island, has
invented the most convenientand practical
tomato frame we have yet seen. 1t is
practical and durable and admirably an
swers the purpose Of supporting the cling
ing vines.
THE fourth annual reunion of the Sol
diers' Reunion Association of Preston
eounty will be held at the Tunnelton Camp
Ground July ], 2, Banda. The following
speakers are expected: Gen. Nathan GOff,
Gen. w. H. II. Flick, S. P. Mccormick,
Prof. F. H. Crago, A. A. G. of G. A. R.,
VIM. NJ. o. Dawson, Col. N. W. Fitzger'
aid, Rev. D. NJ. ~SimontOn, Rev. j. H.
Cobb, Col. Joseph Snider, Rev. A. Nc
Keever, Rev. George W. White, Rev. j; w
| W. BOlten and Others.
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add that it will hack The President up to
the utmost Of its humble powers In any
possible emergency where he has the night
on his side.
A dispatch from indianapolis in reference
to Tuesdays game SAYS: The Philadel-
nbias batted the home club all over the
field Yesterday, the exhibition being ex-
tremeIy ludicrous on account of the aston
ishipg ease with which it was done. The
result was brought about by q d~isgraceful
FIGHT in a hagnio at 3 o'clock IN the morn
inc. in which Arundel and Cahill partici-
mated and Captain GlasscOck and Denny
acted as their seconds.
When found by the police Cahill was
bleeding from the mouth and nose as the
result of a blow from Arundel and the lat
ter was msuling the life out Of n Of the
inmates. Arundel was fined $50. The
others escaped punishment The club
manager fined Arundel 800 and Denny,
Glasscock and CahiIl $50 each. This scan
dal. added to the SYNONYMOUS defeat of
Yesterday has disguised the town with the
club, and very few care for its success even
if there was q prospect of its making a
respectable showing in the League.
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NATURES
DoIngs Of Goats and Boatmen Along ths
nnln.

DoIngs Of Goats sad Boatmen Along Tn
Ohio.
The marks at the landing last evening ! n
Dictated 3 feet and falling.
The C. w. Bachelor will proceed from
Wheeling to Point Pleasant to go on tn,
dock Just as soon as there is water.
The elegant steamer Fashion will leay,
the wharf to-day at IL In. for Cincinnati
Capt. +. B. Cooper in comm md and Al
Slaven in the office.
Cincinnati Coal Market.-There is only
a moderate movement, with prices steady
Pittsburg %aloat, &c for second pool and 6,
for fourth pool, and Kanawha 6a6!c, deliv
cred at usual advance.
The barge OF steel rails sunk at the Ok
bows by the Alice Brown, it is thought
will prove n total loss, as the water is be
tween sixty and seventy feet deep. The
rails are valued at 81, 500. Insured.
The Champion No. 10, coming up tn,
river, and the Scotia, going down, collidet
at Rome, o. The Champion had a fue
boat in tow, which was sunk, and she her
selfso badly damaged that she was uDabl,
to proceed on to her destination, Big Sandy
where she had a tow Of logs. The Cham
pion No. 8 was sent to take the place of tn,
No, 10,
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For the Information Of Teachers.

TIE Pennsylvania lines west of Pitts.
burg twill sell excursion tickets to Chicago
and return on July 5th to 18th, 1881, for
the annual meeting of the National Educa-
tioDal Association. Return coupons viii
be good until July 18th. Special extern
sion of time for return trip can be arranged
at the meeting through w. ID. Parker, SUI
perintendent Of Transportation. The PENN
~sylvania lines, operated by the P~eDnsylva-
MIA Company, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
st. Louis Railway Company and Chicago,
st. Louis and Pittsburg Railway Company,
control direct and short lines to Chicago.
The fare. for the Teachers Convention
win be as low as via other routes. Pull
man Palace Sleeping and PaFlor Cars and
comfortable day coaches run through ON all
express trains, landing passengers in the
Union Passenger Station In the heart OF
the city. Before making final arrange
msnts you will find il worth while to call
upon or address the nearest ticket agent OF
the above named lines or Mr.. Samuel
Moody, District Passenger Agent Pitts
buy, Pa.
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POINTS ON

Movements of Citizens aud tue Coming
and Going of Strangers.
VIM. Samuels, Of Parkersburg, was al
the Mcclure yesterday.
August Hall, a heavy Chicago glass
buyer, was at the Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. Hoffman SOmmers, a well known
real estate agent of Clarksburg, is at the
Mcclure.
Mr., and Mrs. Cumming and Miss Alice
Cumming, of RraItOn c. H., were at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. +. Harris, agent for the H. A. Noble
0dOrless %eNcavatOr, is now in the city,
staying at the Stamm House.
j. Phillip Clifford, of Clarksburg, and
Alex. Fisk and son, of Grafton, were regis
tered at the Mcclure last night.
Mr.. W. o. Bowles, editor of the Odd Eel
lOlHs' Signal, OF Cleveland, is in the city at
tending the Patriarchal Convention.
W. c. MurdOck and Mrs. W. @. Muir
dock, of Parkersburg, and Miss Lizzie
Rowe, of Sistersville, were ut the Mcclure
yesterday.
Mr.. N. D. Adams, of the REGIsTER staff,
leaves to-day for his home in st. George,
Tucker county, where he will remain sew,
eral weeks.
Messrs. John B. Hart and Harry Wilson,
OF Clarksburg, who have been in the city
for the past few days, left for home yester,
day afternoon.
William Hildebrand left last evening on
a visit along the Ohio to Parkersburg,
where he will meet friends and join the
excursion to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Washington City.
Miss Gertrude Britt entertained q mum
Der of lady and gentlemen friends in q
delightful manner, last evening, at her
home on Sixteenth street. Cards and
dancing afforded amusement for the merry
party, while choice refreshments served at
the proper hour were highly enjoyed.
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Fourth of July on the b. & o.

The B. & o. Railroad Company will sci
round trip tickets to and from all station.
on its FTsus-0hio Divisions, including
Pittsburg, and 10 all points on the Colum
bus & Cincinnati Midland Railroad, in,
GLIDING Cincinnati, at one fare for the round
trip.
Tickets viii be good going July 3D.. Sd
and 4th, and will be good returning until
July 5th, inclusive.
There will be 4th Of July celebrations at
Columbus. Mt Vernon, Chicago Junction,
Deshler, GAINESVILLE, Napanee, Now Con,
cord, Mansfield, and other points on the
line. Temperance picnic at Burr's Mills
The First Regiment, Ohio National
Guards, win be in camp at Washington,
c. II.
The races st Columbus commence July
4th.
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H COUNTY LEVY.
SIXTY CBNrsY TO BIZ RECOMMENDED 10 THE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
How he County IS Fixed hnaneiaily-fhs
Balance Sheet Submitted IN Committee
Yesterday.

There is every prospect that the next
county levy viii be sixty centsOn the SlOo-
The members of the Board Of Commission
ers met yesterday afternoon as q Commit
tee ON Finance, and put in several hours
looking into the financial affairs Of the
county, with q view to as~certaining just
how much money would be required next
year. There was pretty unanimous feel
inc in favor of making the new levy
6fty-fve cents, but a careful
examination showed that a levy of that
sum would eramp things very much. and
about i've O'Clock, when the committee ad-
iourned, there was an understanding that
aleyy of sixty cents be recommended to the
Board, which meets in regular session
July 9th.
The committee had before it an estimate
ofthe probable expenditures for the ensn-
ing year, which was carefully gone over,
item by item, and scaled down whenever
possible. When completed this estimate
stood as follows:
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THE GOOD WORK
Performed in the City and County by MIR.
w. A. LambdIn, Bible Agent.

Performed in the City and County by Mr.,
w. A. LRmbdin, Bible Agent.
W. A. Lambdin, Agent for the Wheel
ing and Ohio County Bible Society, ha:
made a report to Rev. DR.. Cooke of the
eight months canvas just concluded,
During that time 1854 families were Wis
tied, OF whom 779 were found to be devoid
of the 'Oracles of God" There were cir,
culated 2,070 Bibles and Testsments, val.
ued at (cost price of the MANUFACTURER
1925. Is. Included in the above are 301
books valued at $S5 so WHICH were dona-
ted among the destitute poor without
money and without price"
The sum of $439.35 was received from
sales and $780, from collections, thus
aggregating S54Q.S so from both sources.
The prosecution Of this work neoessitated
the travelling of more than 1000 miles
throughout the city of Wheeling and Ohio
county. Mr.. Lambdin's total cOmpensa-
ton was $1s2.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Special Session Held Observation-Disclosures
RohrigsElected.

Special Session Held Yestsrday-CharIe'
RohrigsEIected.
A special session Of the Board of County
Commissioners was held yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock, President Cruise presiding
At the suggestion OF the President, the
Board proceeded to fill the vacancy Oeca
stoned by the death Of Mr.. Stocker. Mr.
Mckinley dominated Charles Rohrig, and
Mr.. Speidel Mr.. Godfrey Schul. Upon q
call of the roll Messrs. Ayles, Mckinley,
Nichols, Stein, Tyler and Mr President
voted for Mr.. ROhrig, and Mr.. Speidel
voted for Mr.. Schul. Mr.. Rohrig was ac-
cordiDsly declared elected and the oath of
office administered. This is q good and
popular appointment
Mr.. Nichols offered the following:
ReSoiasj, That each member of the
Board receive the same compensation for
services rendered as Oyerseer OF the poor.
The resolution was adopted.
Committees to audit bills were appointed
to report at the regular meeting on July
9th, and The Board then adjourned.
Before adjOurning the Board passed q
resolution regretting the illness of Clerk
Woods, and hoping that he would soon re-
cove.
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Good Results In Every Case,

d. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealel
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he wa
seriously afflicted with q severe cold tha'
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit Being induced Il
try DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con,
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of q few bottles. Since which tint
he has used it in his ramily for all Coughs
and Colds with best rcsults- This Is th'
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery
Trial bottles FREE at Logan & Co.'S Drul
tore.
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settlement I'm Texas.

Great excitement has been caused IN the
vicinity OF Paris, Texas, by the remark
able o OF Mr.. J.E. Corley, who wa
% belnless that he could not turn In bed,
or raise his head; everybody said he wa
diving of Consumption. A trial bottle oil
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sen, mn nm
Finding relief, he bought a large Bottle
and q box of DIR. Kings New Life Pllisi
by the time he had taken two boxes OIL
pins and two bottles of the Discovery, be
was well and had gained in fesh thirty.
six mounds. Trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Logan
q Goa
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Weed them out, Manager English.

hCCu luCul Oul, hluLdSCl EuBllou.
Nichol and Speidel both made clean
home run hits in the fourth on which they
only got two BASES, owing to the ball be-
ing stopped by carriages. This should be
remedied by removing all vehicles away
from the trees in left field.
At a meeting last night the Directors Of
the Steubenville Base Ball Club decided to
disband on account Of inability to keep up
with the expenses of the club. The team
has been playing to losing attendance right
along. The game this afternoon will be
the lastof the season. -SteRbenrMe Gazette.
The Steubenville management can hardly
be blamed for their action in this matter.
The only astonishing thing in the case is
how they managed to keep mp as long as
they did. We are all sorry that our neigh
Dor has been obliged to drop out, as all
wished them better luck.
In a letter received yesterday from Presi-
dent Clugston, he says that Manager Moore
was afraid of a riot here on the Fourth Of
July, as gang Of tough citizens werecom
ing over from GAINESVILLE TO see their club
through, and it was for this reason
he suggested a change of dates.
We venture to say that there will be no
riot or disturbance Of any kind on the
above day, and will add that any tough
citizens who attempt to start any racket
Of this kind will be promptly put out of
the grounds. President Clugston also
states that he hopes to have an umpire
here who will Oficiate fairly, honestly
and fearlessly," and says if he does be viii
have his support regardless of any kicking
Of the clubs and grand stand or newspaper
umpiring. The REGISTER begs leave TO
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Adxica 10

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup Tor
children teething, is the prescription oil
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value Is
ipcalcuable. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dyssntery and diarrhea, grip-
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. BY
giving health to the child it rests its
mother. Price &c q bottle
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Transters Of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made June IL, 1857, by Charles
Otto and wife, to William Asmus, for lot
No. 8. in square No. 80. Consideration,
1925.
Deed made June II, 1887, by Charles
Otto and wife, to Charles Bender, for lot
No. s, in square No. 80. Consideration,
1915.
Deed made June %, 1887, by William
B. Simpson, trustee, TO Annie Hess, for the
last half of lot No. ., in square No. -, in
the Bellaire addition. Consideration,
81. 600.
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Earned runs, Wheeling 4, Mansfield A.;
two-base hits, NichOl, Speidel; three-base
hits, Dunn, Speidel and Minten; home
run, Green; double plays, Stentzel and
Bailey; bases on balls, by Clark 3, by Blair
4; hit by pitcher, Reynolds and Green;
passed balls, Stentzel l, Yak l; time of
game, 1:55; umpire, Bauer.
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Rafnrn.

Commencing Sunday, June 9Th, and
continuing every sunday until further no
tice, the b. & o. will sell excrysion tickets
and return at the lOs rate Of 81. 20, and -
Washington, Pa, and return a. sl.e0.
Trains leave "a : end s.l0a an, retaining
al 7 aRa ~ lgP y
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ND ;, Rome scr.pInx.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III.
saws. i,Having received so much oenen'
nom Electric Bitters, l feel il my duty y
let suffering humanity know it Have had
: rnrning sore on my leg for eight years
nv doctors told me would nase 70 nas
the bone scraped or leg ampntated. auseu,
instead. three bottles Of Electric b,t.sl'
and seven boxes Buckien's Arnica oaise'
and INV leg is now sound and yell
Electric Bitter are cold at fiity censs =
bottle. and Bucklen's Arnica saive ~ &c
per box by Logan q Co.
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0 THE T

The Extension of the h River Road.
information from the headquarters of
the Ohio River railroad is to the effect that
~track-laying on the extension from Pt.
Pleasant south TO Huntington will COM
mence within the next two or three days,
and it is expected the line will all be laid
down by Christmas
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Ready to Commence.

The La Belle Pottery Company yester
day concluded its final transaction with
Real Estate Agent Hughes, regarding the
transfer of the property on which they will
erect their pottery. The money for the
land has been paid over in full and the
deeds handed over to the company. The
Sixth ward is enjoying quite q boom in
real estate, and now that the new pottery
has gotten in good motion things will con,
time to be brisk down that way.
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sls.7l6,s2O
Total

A levy Of sixty cents IN this would net
Sis, 300. or, OF $21, T45. 90 more than the
estimated expenditures. There is a float
ing debt, however, Of$16, 500. 81, and over
drafts of $40, 36O.S 50, and the surplus OF
S2l, 745. go will be nsed in reducing this
debt. A levy of ffty-6ve cents would have
produced Sos, 442.5l, and would have left
a surplus of$l1, 9S7.5 81, butit was thought
the floating debt and orders bearing inter
est ought to be cut down more than this
sum would allow OF.
The balance sheet of the county, Is 1t
Law before the Committee yesterday, was As
follows
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The Crematory.

1t was expected the crematory would be
fired up yesterday-but it wasn't. Mr..
serig got everything in readiness to turn
on the gas, when at the last moment it was
found the natural gas regulator would not
work, and a plumber had to be called upon
to put it in order. 1t is expected a start
will be made to-day.
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Changed Owners.

Mr.. ElwoOd Hughes Yesterday purchased
the elegant residence of Mr.. S. P. Hildreth,
on the southwest corner of Ohio street and
South Broadway. The ground surround,
ing the house fronts 200 feet on Broadway,
and is a most desirable piece of property.
This is q most delightful home, and the
price paid, So, 900, is considered a very low
figure. Mr.. Hughes disposed of his resi-,
dence at the corner of South Penn and
Virginia street, to Mr.. John S.. Naylor, for
$4,000. 1t is also a very desirable prop
eTty.
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LIS Good & Co. sell dry goods the cheapest
RuekIsn,s Arniea Saliva.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale nv Ingan n %.
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ALL those wanting privy vaults, cess
pools, etc cleaned will find it to their
interest 10 consult r. NJ. Gilleland, who
has the H. A. Noble 0dorless Excavator
now in use in the city, before employing
other parties to do the work. We clean
in day time in an odorless manner. Prices
reasonable. Mr.. Joseph Leinewever is not
now in my employ.
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Washmgton and Lee UuITersrty,

We call attention to the advertisement
in another column, of Washington ana
Lee University, Lexington, Va. Tn
Academic Departments, As well as the pro
fessional schools Of Law and Engineering
open September 18th.
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Bricks for Boston.

DR.. f. P. MOrong, of Boston, who has
been in the city for two or three days
looking at our paving brick, left for the
Hub last evening, taking with him several
samples of brick. In addition TO new
brick, Superintendent Warden took a fire
brick out of South Chapline street, where
it had seen five years service, and also
took a brick block out of one of the other
streets, where it had remained for several
years, sending them along with the Doctor
with proper certificates of service.
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index to New Advertisements.
PACE

Notice Of Probate Of viii.
Decorated Chamber Ware-Ewins Bros.
For Sale-LAnd o. Valley Grove.
For Rent-RoOms Gith Board.
For Sale-Engine.
Base BaIl-Sandusky Is. Wheeling.
Wanted-StuRtion.
Fine silk Umbrellas. c. Dillon a Co.
FOURTH PACE
bursts Pure Jersey Ice Cream.
summer AmusemenS-C. H. Qnimby.
Fourth Of July 81 Wheeling PARK.
Plants for Sale-L II. NOwyiOek
+. & A. NJ. Funeral Notice.
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Fnnrth nfInlr Rrrnr.Inn..

The Ohio River Railroad viii sell sxcur
sion tisksts 70 all stations on the line July
"a, % aRd 4th, returning. good July sch
inclusive "a Ons fare iod the Foand triR
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DoS'T forget the competitive drill at the
Knights OF PythiaS picnic, July l., be
tween Silver Gross division of GAINESVILLE,
Cadiz division * Cadiz, and IyanhOe
diviaiOu Of Stenbenvilis